A review of the newest products that make life better for travelers in 2012: a tiny rubber megaphone for your iPhone, an iTwin plug and Play double headed USB stick, a Satechi camera holder to steady...
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Kate Cosme takes her family and a friend to pretty and sunny Puerto Rico where they sail in a catamaran and enjoy staying in a seaside apartment. Puerto Rico is affordable, safe and very easy to get...
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Though many parents would undoubtedly shake their heads at this notion, Jon and Pamela have successfully pioneered family adventure travel, showing that it can indeed be done. Both are writers,...
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Here’s one for both explorers and vacationers I discovered in Nassau, a destination frequented by many of the latter: People-to-People.
It’s run by the Ministry of Tourism and it’s a local version...
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Michael Wigge left Germany for 150 days across 25,000 miles without any money. How you can travel for absolutely free too!
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Stephen Hartshorne of GoNOMAD visits Vilnius, an ancient city that was once part of the Soviet Union, and shares a photographic walking tour of the city.
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Sterling Silver Tours: A Ticket to High Tea and a Day at the Races
London has long been a tourist magnet, with its storied history and royal top attractions. Most visitors to London have seen the...
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New hotels, the world's best job, Chinese ice festivals, and a rare chance to visit Hedsor House.A first look at the interior of, and the views from, The View from the Shard, the new viewing galleries in London's Shard skyscraper.Jane Archer looks at ten lesser-visiting destinations being touted by cruise companies this year.
Ask the experts: Our Burma expert Gill Charlton advises on the costs of travelling in the country.The photographer Jeremy Hunter turns his lens onto Arirang, a North Korean festival involving 50,000 teenagers and 2.2 million sheets of paper.
Finnair is the world's safest airline, according to new research, while British Airways is Britain's most secure.
This video on my favorite travel tips actually includes three products that I regularly travel with. I thought it befitting to unveil this as part of WanderGear Wednesday The products are all pretty basic but I never travel without them: 1) Rubber door stop. Most hotel room doors open inward and in many foreign countries [...]
Before I begin, I should make it abundantly clear that my travel plans are always in flux. Sometimes opportunities come up at a moment’s notice. My travels for the 2nd half of 2012 ended up being totally different from what I expected they would be in June. That being said, my travel plans for at [...]Been putting off sending in your registration for one of our WanderTours? Wait no more… In case you missed this tidbit of info, book any of our tours on or before January 15, 2013, and you’ll receive a free coffee table book about the region you’ll be traveling to. Here’s a list of the tours, [...]
Harvard Business School has plenty of famous alumni, so it was particularly humbling when WildChina founder Zhang Mei made it to the cover of the HBS Alumni Bulletin this past December. In an issue that recognized the 50th anniversary of women being allowed into Harvard Business School’s MBA program, Mei was featured along with a [...]During the month of November and December, we asked our subscribers to provide some feedback on our monthly newsletter. Nearly 200 people responded by filling out the questionnaire and adding comments about what they would like to see more (and less) of. Here’s what we learned: The Good: Above all else you LOVE our tips [...]
At long last, I can finally announce the destination for the 2013 Everything Everywhere Travel Photography Tour. This year we will be going to ITALY! The tour will take place from May 11-24. Here is a list of some of the places that we’ll be visiting: Venice Cinque Terre Florence Rome Vatican City Pompeii Naples [...]
Our very own WildChina blogger Chelin Miller has set out to investigate the hundreds of Chinese cuisines that are represented in Beijing. Her most recent foray? Into the kitchens that specialize in the delicacies from the coastal southern province of Fujian. We headed to the Fujian representative restaurant in Beijing’s Haidian district to sample some [...]
Below is a blog written by WildChina Explorer Grant Applicant E. Briel about her idea for exploring China. If you think her idea is cool show your support on our Pinterest, Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook pages. I moved to China this year to explore art and to find people who make The Scholars’ Four Treasures (paper, [...]
Earlier this year we had the opportunity to visit and review one of Swire Hotel‘s newest properties in Beijing, The East. In light of the attention we have given to that fine establishment we felt it would be remiss if we did not acknowledge The East’s older sister, and one of our longtime favorites, The [...]
Below is a blog written by WildChina Explorer Grant Applicants Andrew and Jon about their idea for exploring China. If you think their idea is cool show your support on our Pinterest, Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook pages. Where to begin … after five years in college and countless nights in the library I’m ready to [...]
WildChina is thrilled to announce a new direction for WildChina philanthropy with our partnership with Teach for China. Teach for China is an organization that recruits young, high quality leaders from the United States and China to teach in high-poverty communities across the nation’s rural provinces. As part of WildChina’s commitment to sustainability, we are [...]